can you rotate an object in a way that can't be undone with subsequent rotations? maybe rotating it through a higher dimension or something?
Can you rotate an object in a way that can't be undone with subsequent rotations...
David Clark
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Matthew Morgan
If you could rotate it in a higher dimension, and no one else could, that would meet your criteria.
But you can't, so no.
Ayden Anderson
>But you can't
you don't know me, watch me try.
Jack Morales
If you project it to a 2d plane, information is lost so out can't be undone
John Hill
This, rotate a ball and take a photo of it
Michael Phillips
You're basically asking if rotation is not necessarily revirsable
Hunter Phillips
well is it?
Adam Robinson
Rotations are always reversible.
Cameron Williams
but the question was what if they weren't
Zachary Scott
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